PCI-e PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card Riser Extender 32bit Asmedia 1083 Chip For Sale

PCI-e PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card Riser Extender 32bit Asmedia 1083 Chip
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PCI-e PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card Riser Extender 32bit Asmedia 1083 Chip:
$14.90

PCI-e PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card Riser Extender 32bit Asmedia 1083 Chip Product Description: 100% Brand new and high quality This product can turn the PCIE 1X/4X/8X/16X interface into a PCIE interface to using PCI interface device. This product converts the PCI-E interface on a computer into a separate 32-bit PCI interface. Can solve the problem of lack of PCI card slot on the motherboard, PCI-Express X1/X4/X8/X16 are applicable. 1, 1 PCI Express port (1 virtual channel). 2, support PCI 32-bit 33MHz bus 1 slot. 3, PCI Express specification version 1.0 compatible. 4, PCI specification 2.3 standard version. 5, support PCI slot 3.3V/1A, 3.3Vaux/100mA, 5V/5A and 12V/500m. 6, provide 4-pin power connector (support 12V and 5V - must be plugged in). 7, system support: WIN8/WIN7/Vista/XP/32/64-bit, Linux, MAC OS operating system. Package includes: 1* PCI-E To PCI Riser Card


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